Uganda teenage player Charles Lwanga has revealed the reason he signed for the Kampala City Council Authority (KCCA FC) ahead of the new season.
The 13-time league champions, who are reeling from losing the 2019-20 Ugandan Premier League (UPL) title to rivals Vipers SC, confirmed the double signing of striker Lwanga and midfielder Ashraf “Fadiga” Mugume at Lugogo Stadium on Sunday.
Both players were free agents with Lwanga having run down his contract and parted ways with SC Villa while Mugume was at Police FC.
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Lwanga, who penned a four-year contract which will see him stay at the club until July 2024, has now revealed the transfer was made possible because he has always wanted to work under coach Mike Mutebi, who has belief in young players and also the history of the club.